Bowling News From Amarillo Recaps Lubbock Meet And Local Wins
Reager's Market team traveled to Lubbock and defeated the home team with 2 417 pins to 2 291 as Jesse Fredericks Edith Green filled in for Jimmy Shane and Ruby Wagner. Lottie Barrow wowed with a 7 9 10 split and the 5 7 split.
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Reager
Lubbock
Jimmy Shane
Ruby Wagner
Jesse Fredericks
Edith Green
Waco
Lottie Barrow
T & M Package
Jones- Roberts
Bats Liquor
Panhandle
Blackburn Sport Goods Co
Aer O-Matic
Amarillo Tent
Amarillo
Joann Garret
el Reno
YWCA
Fort Worth
Housewives League
Amarillo Bowl
Mann's Bread
J. O. Freeman Insurance Co
Blackstone Cleaners
Capitol Liquor Store
Freeman Motor Co
A. F. Smith
Quality Food Store
Sportscaster Bowling Magazine
Birdie Hurst
Milwaukee
City Association
Coach of Week Sees Honest, Lincolnlike Leader
Neely earns Coach of Week honors amid praise from Carl Lundquist. The coach leads a small school in a rugged conference with 1,500 students and high academic standards, noted for his straightforward football coaching values despite a Southern drawl and Lincolnlike presence.
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Carl Lundquist
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Rice Wingman Also Honored By TED MEIER
Windell Williams of Rice University overcame an ankle injury to start against Texas and catch two touchdown passes in a 18 to 13 upset. Williams earned lineman of the week honors in the AP poll amid Rice’s strong season led by coach Jess Neely.
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New York
Windell Williams
Rice University
Texas
Associated Press
Williams
Walter “Pigey” Barnes
Louisiana State
Burr Baldwin
USLA
Bernie Gallagher
Pennsylvania
Bowling Scores From Peerless Lanes Meet Summary
In a bowling league report at Peerless Lanes multiple teams posted wins. Texans led with Ramsey 464 Murray 496 Chaddock 400 Wilson 385 Blanchard 486 while Navajos, Flyers, Diesels, Scouts, Caverns, Canyons, Chiefs, Rangers, Antelones, El Capitans, Locals, Limiteds, Indians and other clubs posted varying scores led by notable tops such as Mabach 402 Schecher 574 Hankison 569 Vogt 555 Clark 401 Wyatt 470 Raymond 517 Gleason 475 Seeley 543 Pixley 437 Lemmon 411 and Gitt trich 501.
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Texans
Ramsey
Murray
Chaddock
Wilson
Blanchard
Navajos
Mabach
Smith
Mock
Kellerer
Schecher
Flyers
Sloan
Carey
DeMoss
Wheeler
Hankison
Diesels
Briscoe
Richards
Vogt
Blind
Scouts
Britain
Calder
Landsberry
Tower
Savage
Caverns
Clark
Elder
LaFaller
Greene
McCune
Canyons
Wyatt
Horn
Raymond
Bush
Martini
Mieraug
Simmons
Curtis
MecKirahan
Bling Rangers
Cernohaut
Cravens
Hurley
Roger
Antelones
Gleason
Carr
Sells
Feirabend
de Grassi
el Capitans
Pixley
Broomfield
Stack
Schroeder
Cable
Ayers
Bartholoma
Cook
Tucker
Lily Whites and Tigers Show Wins in Local Meet
Lily Whites win 1 with Blind 408 and Wells 462 as Four Roses takes 2 with My ers 392 Caldwell 250 and Alien 491. Tigers take 1 with Riddle 306 and Hawkin 350 while Stickers win 2 with George 350 Cook 377 and Blind 310.
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Blind
Corey
Wells
Myers
Caldwell
Alien
Tigers
Riddle
Hawkin
George
Cook
Cellar Dwellers and Others Scoring Dual Wins
In the standings noted, Cellar Dwellers won 0 with McKee 351 Stratton 294 O'Brien 255. Go Getters won 3 with Thomson 393 Jenkins 352 Clem mer 280. Clippers won 1 with Webb 350 Roberson 340 Langford 436. Ready Rollers won 2 with Martin 324 Taylor 384 Mitchell 424.
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Peerless Lanes
McKee
Stratton
O'Brien
Thomson
Jenkins
Clemmer
Clippers
Webb
Roberson
Langford
Ready Rollers
Martin
Taylor
Mitchell
Banner Bowl and League Winners Across Multiple Teams
In the Banner Bowl women's league and various local teams, multiple players posted top scores. Minchew, Reeves, Burnett, Hamilton and King teams each claimed wins across rounds with players such as Kerrick Martens Wygal Pitcock and Lanham listed among top scorers. Additional victories included Jones-Roberts and other sponsors like T. & M. Package Store, Amarillo Beauty Supply, and Panhandle Trailways with strong showings from Green Barrow Baker Ramey and others.
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Minchew
Kerrick
Martens
Wygal
Reeves
Grounds
Pitcock
Burnett
J. Burnett
B. Burnett
Townes
Franklin
Whitehead
Pinkley
Purvis
Hamilton
Mitchell
Uhlhorn
King
Lanham
Teaschner
McDonald
Jones-Roberts
Green
Barrow
Baker
Ramey
T. & M. Package Store
Cascarelli
Daugherty
Duniven
Dorris
Amarillo Beauty Supply
Week
Rodgers
Everett
Small
Thomas
Amarillo Tent & Awning
Mahler
Lodbel
Shirley
Walker
Moore
Aer O-Matic
Lowry
Smith
Harnage
Mann
Mullis
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods
McCune
Stogner
Hensley
Scrivens
Gill
Panhandle Trailways
Lyle
Forister
Roberts
Blind
Shane
Bat’s Liquor Store
Murray
Schollenbarger
Martin
Houston
Farmer
Texaco League Amarillo Bowl results and wartime diet note
Amarillo Bowl Indians won three games with Coffman Raleigh Martin and McGuire posting top scores. Sky Chiefs were shut out with Hopson Hudson Pyeatt and Johnson among scorers. Fire Chiefs won two and Havolines one with Roberts Mayfield Wallace Green Johnson Havolines. Wartime meat shortages are noted alongside a claim that civilian diet nutritive value rose in 1945.
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Coffman
Raleigh
Martin
McGuire
Sky Chiefs
Hopson
Hudson
Pyeatt
Johnson
Fire Chiefs
Roberts
Mayfield
Wallace
Green
Havolines
Dutch
Seiberling
Blind
Citronella and Lemon Grass Oils Used in Guatemalan Soap
In Guatemala citronella and lemon grass oils are used in making soap and perfumes highlighting local essential oil applications and fragrance production.
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Guatemala
Reynolds and Moss shine as reserves in late game surge
Charley Reynolds, a border conference 100 yard dash champion from Denver City now in Odessa, and Ted Moss 225 pound Amarillo tackle from the movie Gung ho appear in late game duty. Reynolds crashes for three touchdowns including a 69 yard dash after a 64 yard play ruled back. Moss, after slow start, rushes passers and opens holes as coaches plan him for first string duty.
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Charley Reynolds
Denver City High
Odessa
Ted Moss
Amarillo
Marines
Reynolds
Rival Picks And Notes On Texas Grid Immortals
The column lists weekly game picks including Borger over Plainview and Midland over San Angelo. It highlights Stanley Mauldin, Amarillo native and Chicago Cardinals lineman, as part of Texas Immortals with details on his Army Air Corps service and pro career.
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Borger
Plainview
Lubbock
Brownfield
North Fort Worth
Pampa
Childress
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Quanah
Sweetwater
Abilene
Lamesa
Ysleta
Midland
San Angelo
Hereford
Canyon
Dimmitt
Dalhart
Dumas
White Deer
Tulia
Friona
Amarillo Yannigans
Canadian
Phillips
Perryton
Shamrock
Clarendon
Lakeview
McLean
Wellington
Memphis
Wheeler
Childress B
Spur
Crosbyton
Floydada
Lockney
Paducah
Ralls
Stanley Mauldin
Amarillo High
University of Texas Grid
Chicago Cardinals
Stanley Hubert Mauldin
Texas U
Cardinals
Army Air Corps
Big Stan
Amarillo
Texas
Greggton
Texas A. & M
Texas Aggies
Mauldlin
Don Williams
Red Goodwin
Vernon Martin
Goodwin
Crain
Layden
Doss
Flanagan
Kutner
Garrett
Daniel
Dawson
Jackson
Williamson Gives Up On Texas Grid Reigns
Houston October 30 Six weeks and Rice Institute topple Texas from top of national grid rankings. Texas falls to eighth as Rice moves to sixth after beating Texas 18 13 last week. Other Texas schools listed include Texas Tech 21st SMU 29th Arkansas 32nd Texas A&M 48th Texas Christian 52nd Baylor 53rd. Founding place of the U S Marine Corps was Tun Tavern in Philadelphia.
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Houston
Rice Institute
Texas
Paul B. Williamson
Rice
Longhorns
Notre Dame
Army
Georgia
Pennsylvania
UCLA
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
Baylor
Whirlwinds and Rangers Clash at Butler Field Tonight
The Whirlwinds led by Coach Hack Folsom seek a fifth straight win as they host the Sam Houston Rangers at Butler Field in a Panhandle Junior High League game at 7 30. Bill Teal’s Rangers aim to trigger a sharper running attack. Admission is 15 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.
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Nixson
Sam Houston Rangers
Butler Field
Panhandle
Hack Folsom
Bill Teal
Rangers
Frankie Frisch May Lead Yanks
Frankie Frisch and New York Yankees President Larry MacPhail talked yesterday and Frisch led the marathon for the Yankee manager post. Charley Dressen noted he was present and that the discussion centered on baseball in general. Frisch, ex Pirates and Cardinals skipper, seeks another managing job after resigning in 1946. He is a Fordham alum from New Rochelle, New York.
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New York
U.P
Frankie Frisch
New York Yankee
Larry MacPhail
Fordham Flash
Yank
Charley Dressen
Yankee
MacPhail
Frisch
Dressen
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate
New Rochelle
N. Y
Fordham
Army Favored 5 to 7 in Notre Dame Showdown
New York, Oct. 30 Army today was rated five to seven to beat Notre Dame in the expected battle of the century at Yankee Stadium on Nov. 9.
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New York
Army Today
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Longhorns Prep Tough for SMU After Rice Upset
Texas University will not let SMU keep the ball as Rice Institute did, with regulars on defense under Dana X. Bible. A second string defended well against SMU, while Ralph Ellsworth sat out with a recurring leg injury and Byron Gillory was expected to replace him.
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Austin
U.P
Texas University
SMU
Rice Institute
Longhorns
Dana X. Bible
Ralph Ellsworth
Byron Gillory
Marshall Speedster
Ellsworth
Aggie Fans Anticipate Sellout for Rice Clash
In College Station on Oct. 30, Texas A&M and Rice, top SWC teams, expected a near sellout for the November 16 Kyle Field showdown as ticket sales soared with only about 3,000 remaining at A&M and strong demand reported by Rice.
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College Station
U.P
Texas A&m
Rice
Kyle Field
Rodent Damage Bills US Economy At Half a Billion Yearly
A study estimates annual US losses from all rodents reach about 500 million dollars. Damage spans farms, homes, warehouses, and infrastructure as populations rise and pest control costs grow. Public health impacts include disease vectors and contamination risks.
Dennis Smith Tops Scorers in Amarillo Leagues
Dennis Smith leads scoring in Amarillo Kids, Inc. football with 13 touchdowns and 78 points from three games. Travis Barton and Wolflin teammates chase as Peewee leaders, while Flashy Freddie Bryant paces the Junior division with 39 points for the undefeated Maverick Club.
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Dennis Smith
Amarillo Kids, Inc
Denney
San Jacinto Peewees
Travis Barton
Wolflin
San Jacinto
Freddie Bryant
Bryant
Maverick Club
Mack Gordon
Gordon
Taylor Bruins
Jimmy Daniels
North Side
Pat McCarthy
Mavericks
North Siders
Charles Speed
Lewis Palmer
Bobby McCrary
Jackie Pyre
Taylor
Melvin Wright
Forest Hill
Bill Hetn
Billy Ray Orr
Wyatt
McKinley
William Witherspoon
Toby Dowell
Dale Hulsey
PEE Wee
Jody McCarthy
Bert Gollihugh
Jack Miller
Hershel Smith
Terry Curtis
Richard Chandler
Rez Baxter
James Christopher
James Webster
Faulkner
Robert Frazier
Margaret Willis
Billy Bob Hayworth
Willie McCrary
Wayne Parsons
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Nona Forister
J. H. Wright Distributing CO
Claude Fox
Dickie Woods
Jimmy Hamilton
Golden Sandstorm
Fox
Woods
Borger Bulldogs
Neely
By Ted Meier
Reee
United Press
Jess Neely
Rice Institute Owls
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Bobby Layne
Layne
McGugin
Wallace Wade
Duke
Wade
Alabama
Princeton
United States Employment Service League
Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission League
Business Girls League
NAVY
the Panhandle
Moss
Tech Lubbock
Denver
Weeks
Paramount Recreation Club
Oliver Eakle Bidg
Ie Aes Fdr Garage
S. Pierce
Utting
Aroun Putt Powell
Tulsa
Hale County
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Williamson
U. S. Marine Corps
Tun ‘Tavern
Philadelphia
Texas Longhorns
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Bardwell’s
LD Erie
HERN
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U. S. Royal
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Steve Hudson
Gene Chapman
Jim Hudson
3Rd & Polk
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